Joan Mulvihill

Do you know what I mean?

So there's always these trade-offs to be made.

That's, I suppose, an economic concept.

And we're always having to make these trades.

And I just feel that the people who are currently leading are not prepared to trade with us, the general public.

They just want for themselves.

I think this is beyond regular entrepreneurship.

This isn't... I mean, regular entrepreneurship is nice, steady, eddy capitalism where we all do a little bit of economic growth and everybody prospers and we have trickle down and somebody makes some money and then he invests more and he or she then creates jobs for other people.

And we're all part of this sharing...

trading economy.

This is not that anymore.

This is a small number of people who are, in my mind, profoundly unethical humans who are amassing and amassing and amassing and amassing.

And not for any trickling down, but for self.

And that's it.

Stop messing with me.

He is creating a lot of jobs.

But he'll destroy more than he creates.

And he'll have destroyed, I mean, it's this idea, apparently after three degrees, climate change, like temperature, global temperature increase, we're no longer sustainable as humans living on the planet, right?

So we're not that far off it.

He doesn't care.